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Erection of a two-storey, two-bedroom dwelling, with associated parking and amenity space, including demolition of existing garages at land to the rear of 229 Victoria Road.

REAR OF 229 AND 229A VICTORIA ROAD RUISLIP HA4 9BS

UndecidedReference: 75052/APP/2026/2347London Borough of Hillingdon

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Application summary

Status
Undecided
Application type
Not published
Received
6 Oct 2026
Validated
6 Oct 2026
Determination deadline
1 Dec 2026
Local authority
London Borough of Hillingdon

Application overview

Erection of a two-storey, two-bedroom dwelling, with associated parking and amenity space, including demolition of existing garages at land to the rear of 229 Victoria Road.

Proposal details

Reference
75052/APP/2026/2347
Ward
RUISLIP MANOR 2022
Agent
Mr Fahad Malik 83 Askew Road Unit 1 High Street House London W12 9AH

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Application location

REAR OF 229 AND 229A VICTORIA ROAD RUISLIP HA4 9BS

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DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form redacted Application Form - Without Personal DataAPPLICATION FORM9 Oct 2026View
PP-15255834v1 The location planLOCATION PLAN9 Oct 2026View
001 Existing Site PlanEXISTING PLAN9 Oct 2026View
002 Floor Plan - ExistingEXISTING FLOOR PLANS9 Oct 2026View
007-10. Elevation (Front) - ExistingEXISTING ELEVATIONS9 Oct 2026View
003-4 Existing Sections A-BEXISTING SECTIONS9 Oct 2026View
005-6 Existing Sections C-DEXISTING SECTIONS9 Oct 2026View
101 Proposed Site PlanPROPOSED PLAN9 Oct 2026View
201. Proposed Ground Floor PlanPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS9 Oct 2026View
202. Proposed First Floor PlanPROPOSED FLOOR PLANS9 Oct 2026View
401 Proposed Site ElevationPROPOSED ELEVATIONS9 Oct 2026View
402. Elevation (Front) - ProposedPROPOSED FRONT ELEVATIONS9 Oct 2026View
403 Proposed West ElevationPROPOSED SIDE ELEVATIONS9 Oct 2026View
404 Proposed East ElevationPROPOSED SIDE ELEVATIONS9 Oct 2026View
405 Elevation (Rear) - ProposedPROPOSED REAR ELEVATIONS9 Oct 2026View
301. Proposed Section APROPOSED SECTIONS9 Oct 2026View
302. Proposed Section BPROPOSED SECTIONS9 Oct 2026View
303. Proposed Section CPROPOSED SECTIONS9 Oct 2026View
304 Proposed Section DPROPOSED SECTIONS9 Oct 2026View
Design and access statementDESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT9 Oct 2026View

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